Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-20

the local land oi6os. he ies- ,.. -t.. are three dOll3rs. b .eslrlercs --'ea established OE lLs .aEd when tbe',.ls' % men's gre first begun, aud accpti-p~O'' ip.O'' resIdeDee I3 Cri.ghio.y.
 After continuous residence
 pre- emptiCE for six months satsfou can be proven and tls goverarnsrs tl7li beng paid, there will be a final -aS..es S'.Os issued to the pr5-emp,Ur; but in i-,.-' o'- either does nor desire Co maka s's sass proof as the end of six months. 5s A thirty three Eontas from ;ie ,ins I1a I mae settlement. u'
 INSTEAD
 Eutries must b. made m peysor -,---r before tte Resi-ter of The !ocs. Ts-! Office b-d The entry fees gre siT,l--- dollars. The reqElr, msuts 1itbs bosta stead law are about the sane es ,s-' of the pre-emption, except thatra ;5--'7 can be established Wttrin six ro-s.Se after LialSing flDg; bat h0uest.gds .- subject io contests II settlers fan tTs on the land InsiGe os six months ss. entry. HofGesteads may b. proy-9 '" in six months and paid ou, cn, tha s,. as pre-emptlcns. but GEE be proved B-s. SIX yesEH wi,hOut UayiuS. h Ioaii-. finel proof tbe settler EIli be rso~;.-s 10 give the number Ct ti1..s 5s ar ss has been absent from the claim. vsa-, went, and fer what tEcy ..t. ard s's questioned regarding the amount of ;,, pro7ements they have. # ia the irigr,s-. of she Register and Receive7 tte lar bs' not been compiled witL they viII pot ;s sue 8 final receipt.
 TIMBER CLAIMS
 Do Dot requra residence. T..nb.. claims mus; be sn-err- ty p.rto-s.ap. plicstion eworu Co wl.liu .ss land d,s trIci where iEC lald | situated. 5eio-. some officer Aavuc sea. Ind autbor- ized to admlnls- .et. Cieimaut Dpst have i've scres broken h. first y.s- tts second yesr m-.- tsv- ts.ae.a4 f-..ten and 1ulGtlVase sLc E.s. U-4akino tka third year nus. -J- U-.s, seeds o- cuttings il taG 1IsI riy- a.F.- and c1lh- yRte the secoEd iye, t.- fourth yes- must set out tbe seclIl i've acres m trees, tree seed, Or tree cuttings. f m eight years thsrG are sl1 tla--aul seven hundred and fifty gIJ~I-.- t.ee, on the tract, claimant can make ilG prooi ard secure a patent. Gove-Dc-1I fees n timber culture claims arc i1artsg- dol. lars for entry and ten dollars for tas! proof.
 All duties required by the t;u'e- cuI. ture laws may be done b. others sxceut the entry and final prOc.; uor is he ., shs required to reside ar the Land but will alwGys bs expected .o mDiy vi.h the law in regard 10 improvements.
 There k no fixed amount ot inIro7s- ments required la homestead or pre- emption law, residence and cullI5stlaE in good faith as @ home aEi iAim Co she olaImGuts best ability is held :o be tts requirement 5f the low.
 SOLDIERS EoaE.TE4Ds.
 Soldiers who served ,u the UBi:sd States army for ninety days and E.15 hcncrsbly discharged and Lave lyei loyal tC the goyerBmeut caE f.e dscIaI- .tory statements Uu one hundred ari sixty aeres Of vacant lsud, by a1 agent through the power of si.osneJ n 8 form prescribed ty law. Ih.s power css, .sa zscUtsl hrfors notary ,utLc rl, sa,ra iu sae U1fsG S.a.e., and .sa.- Co some 5-iIab.e agent Tho wi.l sg- lsoa th- oulT-er easrioE oi isuC .ii s.s 0I ig Ser ghe -oiileT. z his 6.-- wI absric-cl, held ,ne laud fer -Ix l.Etts without tSc re~idrree of tl---.t,. st 'l- a. at months the ."--.- nus: h.-.1 r---iarcs aEl iL.kv .l1ILer fling. c-IieG tos uHai erryy. a- vIch jiIl- Se p6. So fee tbe -sMe ss c. ,OU,- s-,.L c-efs Soldiers gre q. Ci ed 70 live st .5Ss- one year on t1eIs -lAus, aut they csD a Guct tleir service as se.4ier from .h- five y+a-- s-. -.-.d by trs s0Tr u.1. aaTt c-t-at anu 'lU - thCls D. -at iH s.or,s -'Im t-lf Le vha has not served hs clIItry Ea soldier. Soldier V 1o.-s sTc cusliied tO use tte deceased hga bands ssTvice while ia ,Le ear, to sss'f- her iu proving up claim. and it tde widow i5 dead. then one of the minor Le,y- cGD use tne right; bui lt must be done through the guardian 0t the chilG. Widows and orphans of sul- diesa will not oe required to cultivate the land or to personally % the work but can canBs the same Co be done by others capable tO ao practical farming Good faith and cG tiys ,ioG Co the bes, 0t the ability oi claimant ,s sli thst the law requires.
 The above VII show these iD the east who do not understand the law govern ing the pubic l1Iai"g that II k lmpos- sible for them to acquire is'd iu tEls country without becoming resident and with the exec! ;le1 Of soldiers claims ,he sPpl.ca-s must appear iu person and know something Of th= land he desires.